Cleared $150 in show to aid welfare fund
Nelsonville event proceeds earmarked for Child Welfare Fund. Valley Lodge 1169 Knights of Pythias thanks helpers for the Home Town Jubilee talent show. Winners included The Twilighters dance band first and Three Little Girls tap dance team third. Chancellor Cox spoke at the K of P Hall after the show.
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Nelsonville
William R. Cox
Clyde Byers
R. C. Patton
Valley Lodge 1 169
Knights of Pythias
K of P
The
Twilighters
Jerry Grim
Chancellor Cox
Miss Danford Ex Teacher Dead in Glouster
Miss Lalla Danford of Glouster died Saturday night after a two week illness at Sheltering Arms Hospital. A longtime teacher for 36 years, she taught in Youngstown Athens County and Glouster schools. Survived by two sisters, a brother, a nephew and five nieces. burial in Bishopville Cemetery. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p.m. in Glouster Church of Christ. Burial in Bishopville Cemetery. Friends may call at Norbert W. Johnston funeral home.
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Glouster
Lalla Danford
Finn Ave
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Glou
E. F
Mary Allen Danford
Gladys Hoon
New Marshfield
Adene Gibson
Athens
Frank Danford
Toms River
N. J
Mary Kinney
Danford
Youngs* Town
Athens ‘County
Gloustergh School
Glouster Church of Christ
Daughs ‘Ters Bible School
Athens County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Glouster Church In
Christ
D. K. Teater
Bishopville
Norbert W. Johnston
Two Crashes Investigated in Nelsonville Weekend
Nelsonville police investigated two weekend crashes. Earl Mitchell of Columbus struck a parked car owned by Harold Boling at 108 Jefferson Street while passing another vehicle. his car sustained no damage. Earlier on Canal Street at W Columbus Avenue, Lorna E Simms Nellie went out of control and struck a utility pole after braking at the intersection.
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Nelsonville
Earl Mitchell
Columbus
Harold Boling
Jefferson, St
Mitchell
Canal St
W. Columbus
Lorna E. Simms
Nelle
Nelsonville Court Fines Range on Weekend Delinquency
In Mayor Earl Hillearys court during the weekend Virgil Wood was fined 10 dollars plus costs for an unused license and Frank Pickett for intoxication with a 10 dollar plus costs fine. William Dresher and Nellie Linscott faced similar penalties on assault and battery charges. jail terms were suspended on good behavior.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Virgil Wood
Frank Pickett
Intoxico
Jacksonville
William Dresher
WSCS
Hettie Rambo
Nellie Linscott
E. C. Shirkey
Billy Jo Leffler
William Bartels
Yoxine Linscott
Mount St. Mary
Sire Gall’ Seaieaber
Steport
Smawnee
Pepeter Methodist Church
Saareeets
Maxine Linscott
Wahneta Exenkamper
Jane Winter
Herschel Smith
Millfield
Trimble church society to meet at Mrs Beulah Johnson’s home
The WSCS of the Trimble Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs Beulah Johnson on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Attendees will discuss church activities and plan upcoming events for the community.
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Robert Parry
Logan
Chit Chat Club
A. Wigal
Athens
Betty den
Robert Harvey
Daugher
Nellie Dowler
Nelsonville
Robert Thompson
Isaac Waltz
Anna Fade
Glouster
Eeene Zanesville
Ronald Smith
Malia
Glous
James Lauderback
Nelsonville Tor Methodist Church
Rosa Beal
Dayton
Fred Chappelear
New Lexingcert
Jennie Byers
Irene Will
Helen Stephenson
Mae Powers
Alice Richardson
Nelson
Trimble
WSCS
Weekend Accidents Probed by State Police
State Police investigated three weekend crashes near Point Pleasant with about $1100 in damage. One collision occurred two miles north of town on Route 62 at 1 a m Sunday, resulting in a warning ticket for failure to keep a vehicle under control.
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Point Pleasant
State Po
Mearge
Here
Youth Killed While Hunting in West Virginia
In Pleasants county Ma plewood Fayette, John Lincoln Buchanan fourteen, son of Willard and wife, was shot in the head by his brother in law Glen Gilkerson twenty two, mistaking him for a squirrel during hunting season. Also Charles Fenton Ferrell seventy two died from a cerebral injury while climbing Pocahontas County mountains. Eight West Virginia hunters were wounded Saturday, total non fatal injuries this season reach thirteen.
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Point Pleasant
John Lincoln Buchanan
Willard Buchanan
Maplewood
Fayette County
Glen Gilkerson
Charles Fenton Ferrell
Arboale
Pocahontas County
West Virginia
Auto Drops 35 Feet On Route 35 In Allipolis
Two West Virginians were hospitalized after their auto plunged 35 feet off Route 35 at 3:15 a.m. Today, James George, 29, of Loudonville, suffered a dislocated shoulder and cuts, and Clarence E Kidd, 35, of Dunbar, had facial lacerations and a bruised chest. The State Highway Patrol reported the car left the right shoulder about 1.5 miles west of Allipolis, and neither man admits driving.
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Allipolis
West
Road accidents and death in Ohio area reported
Foggy conditions tied to a string of crashes on Route 2 Route 17 and nearby roads. Durst 19 of Cottageville left turning into a 1954 model driven by Lewis Caldwell 41 of Point Pleasant. Four injured sent to Holser Hospital. Anthony Heywang Nitro escaped injury after his car rolled. A third crash on Route 17 involved Tommy Chevalier 17 Gallipolis and a parked 1952 coupe. Fatality reported: Flora Ward Martin 87 Rutland died at Carmen Rest Home after a failed turn. survivors include husband Frank died 1941 sister in law Nora Bobo and Wilson Thomas. Funeral set for Tuesday at the funeral home with Eastern Star services tonight.
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Durst
Cottageville
Lewis Caldwell
Point Pleasant
Flatrock
Holser Hospital
Anthony J. Heywang
Nitro
Flora Ward
Martin
Rutland
Mearge
Dayton
Carmen
Frank
Wilson Thomas
Rutla
Nora Bobo
Pomeroy
Funeral Home
Turn Out For Ike Day at Point Pleasant
The Ike Day celebration at 708 Viand St Point Pleasant overflowed onto the front lawn Saturday afternoon. A scroll bearing the names of 494 County Republicans registered will be sent to the president with others from nationwide celebrations. Senator E Bartow Jones, County executive committee chairman, said the affair was a big success with more people turning out than expected. Hostesses from the women’s Republican organization supplied cake and coffee as speeches stressed voting as a duty and privilege.
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Point Pleasant
Viand St. Porters
E. Bartow Jones
Republican 2
Jones
Stanley Kennedy Dies At Home In Illinois
Stanley Kennedy brother of Miss Mary Kennedy of the Milk Marketing Administration died Friday at his Urbana Illinois home after a long illness. Funeral services were held there Monday. He was born at Swan Creek and had lived in Illinois for many years. Miss Kennedy had been with her brother the past two weeks.
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Gallipolis
Stanley Kennedy
Mary, Kennedy
Milk Marketing Administration
Urbana
Andrew J. Kennedy
Swan Creek
Illinois
Miss Kennedy
GOP rally and church event in Mason County
Dr. Carl Hickey district superintendent spoke at a Jacksonville church event attended by Trimble Millfield and Chauncey Methodists. A Republican gathering followed with state candidates featured and Young Republicans hosting at the Trimble church with a dinner to close.
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Hickey
Jacksonville
Glouster
Trimble
Millfield
Chauncey
Point Pleasant
Carl Hickey
New Haven
Corinth
Peace, Progress and Prospera
Trimble Church
Young Republicans
Mason County
Services Conducted For Mine V. Paul Cherniak Dies
NELSONVILLE Graveside services were held for Paul Cherniak 39 of Buchtel who died in a mining accident last Friday. The service took place this morning at Buchtel Catholic Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Paul Cherniak
Buchtel
Buchtel Catholic
Six Fined For Hunting In Point Pleasant Area
Six men were fined by Justice A. M. Goodwin after County Game Protector Miles Darst cited them for hunting without permission. Fines of 10 dollars plus costs were paid by Hobart Koontz Robert Lee Gris haber Grover Cleveland Worley Wesley Monroe Hudson Kermit Gene Hill and a 16 year old from Point Pleasant Route 2. City police arrested Marvin Leport and Ann Hill for drunkenness posting 12 dollar bonds before Mayor B. W. Krodel. Lewis I Caldwell was bonded for hearings on drunken driving before Goodwin.
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Point Pleasant
Justice of Pe
A. M. Goodwin
Miles Darst
Hobart Koontz
Robert Lee Grishaber
Grover Cleveland Worley
Wesley Monroe Hudson
Charleston
Kermit Gene Hill
South Chareston
Oint ‘Pleasant
Mavin Leport
Ann Hill
B. W. Krodel
Lewis I. Caldwell
Justice Goodwin
Market report on cattle and hog prices and bids
Readable livestock market notes show steady to weak undertones across cattle calves and hogs with mixed quality. Prices range for steers and heifers from 225 to 230 per hundredweight, with feeders and cutters at lower levels and vealers near 19 to Moy.
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Mont Sae
Cincinnati
DAR Legion Honor Patriot As Celebration Week Ends
A Point Pleasant ceremony marked the close of a Revolutionary War tribute week as Sharon Koon, seven, placed a new grave marker for patriot William Arbuckle at Craig Cemetery near Route 35. The event, led by DAR and American Legion Post 23, recalled Arbuckle’s service with Col. George Rogers Clark and his Norheast Valley descendants in Kanawha.
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Point Pleasant
Revo- Nelsonville
Sharon Koon
Arthur
William Arbuckle
Sunday Koon
Poplar St
Craig Ceme
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Charles Lewis
American Legion
Eunice Beller
Chester A. Roush
Ben Frankin
M. Holly Sim ‘Mons
Arbuckle
Cora Ann Proffitt
Fort Randolf Society
Legion| Post Service
Dell Plants
Paul ‘Thomas, Jr
William Arbuckle i
Fort Randalf
George Rogers Clark
Northwest
Kanawha Valley
Olympic National Park Defies Borders on Sea and Snow
Olympic National Park, a vast preserve on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, uniquely contains both snow capped mountains and rugged ocean beaches within its borders. The park spans diverse landscapes, from alpine peaks to tide washed shores, drawing visitors seeking varied natural scenery in one protected area.
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Olympic National Park
Washington
Olympic Peninsula
U. S. Park
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